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PTECH Handbook

 
San Saba PTECH handbook is found as Appendix B of the SSHS Curriculum Guide document and can be found at the link below.
 

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San Saba High School is a TSIA2 testing location

 

The TSI is Texas' College Readiness Exam. Any student planning to attend a PUBLIC college in Texas (either 2-year, like ACC and Blinn, or 4-year, like Texas State or ASU) must complete the TSI exam before enrolling. Scores on this exam do not determine college admission (that's what the SAT and ACT are used for); rather, the TSIA2 is used to determine which classes a student can enroll in. All seniors are encouraged to complete the TSIA2, unless they qualify for the TSIA2 exemptions. Underclassmen planning to take dual-credit courses also need to complete the TSIA2.

 

TSIA Student Assessment Brochure

 

TSIA2 Scores:

 

Students will receive their scores immediately upon the completion of testing. Below are the score requirements for college/dual-credit enrollment:

 

  • Math 950 OR 910-949 AND Diagnostic level of 6
  • ELAR 945 on multiple choice AND Writing Placement of 5 or higher OR 910-944 AND Diagnostic level of 5-6

 

 

TSIA2 Exemptions:

 

Students may be considered exempt from the TSIA2/College Ready if they meet any of the following criteria:

 

  • SAT Math score of 530+ = exempt in TSI Math
  • SAT Evidenced Based Reading and Writing score of 480+ = exempt in TSI ELAR
  • ACT Composite score of 23 with a 19+ in Math = exempt in TSI Math
  • ACT Composite score of 23 with a 19+ in English = exempt in TSI ELAR
  • STAAR English 2 scores of 4000
  • STAAR Algebra 1 score of 4000 (and pass Algebra II high school course)
 
How do I sign up to take the TSIA2:
See the high school counselor on available dates. First attempt at the TSIA2 cost will be covered by SSISD. If a second attempt is needed the student is responsible for the cost of the exam.
 
Cost of the exam is $15 for both tests (math and ELAR) or $10 per exam if only taking one. 

 

 

Free Study Materials:

 

ACT and SAT Testing Information

 
The ACT and the SAT are college admissions tests required by most colleges. Most college admissions committees will evaluate your application based on your best single-session score, so don’t hesitate to send scores from multiple test days. For those of you who don’t test well, you’ll be glad to know that there are colleges that are test-optional – you may still need to take an ACT or SAT, but the score is not the critical piece of your application.
 

Test-optional information can be found by clicking here

Compare your ACT and SAT scores

 

*ACT is offered on a school day in October. Sign up for the exam will be advertised through parentsquare, through student email as well as announcements. The exam will be provided free of charge for those that sign up*

 

ACT

Register Online

 

Cost is $63.00 ($88.00 with Writing). Fee waivers are available for students who receive Free or Reduced Lunch. See Mrs. Johnson for a waiver.

 

Test prep options:

https://www.test-guide.com/act-test-prep-top-ten-study-tips.html

https://academy.act.org/

ACT Practice Test

https://www.varsitytutors.com/act-practice-tests

McGraw Hill ACT Prep

ACT test taking tips

 

*SAT is offered on a school day in March. Sign up for the exam will be advertised through parentsquare, through student email as well as announcements. The exam will be provided free of charge for those that sign up*

 

 
Cost is $60.00 ($68.00 with Essay). Fee waivers are available for students who receive Free or Reduced Lunch. See Mrs. Johnson for a waiver.
 
 
Test prep options:

TSI, ACT and SAT aggregated reports coming soon.